Protest against Tokyo Olympics

A woman protests against International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach's visit to Japan on a street in Tokyo's Shinjuku area on July 8, 2021, following his arrival in the country earlier in the day. Seen in the background is a large screen showing Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga meeting the press in Tokyo over his government's decision to place the capital under a fresh COVID-19 state of emergency amid a recent surge in infections.

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